Personal Videos

Kasperwing.com welcomes photo and video contributions from past, present and future Kasperwing owners, pilots and enthusiasts! 
All of us are interested in viewing your memorable flights, upgrades, rebuild projects, or one of those special ‘teaching/learning’ moments. 

This is a drone video of Scott beach flying along the shoreline of Camano Island, on September 11. The drone video was shot and quickly edited by John Storbeck, who lives on the beach on Camano Island.

Wojciech First Flight

 

Take off

Showing the capabilities of a Rotax 447 on take off

Landing

Return from a flight with some big cumulus clouds in the background

Power off Landing

Here is a short video of the Kasperwing in ‘Stealth Mode.’  Actually, this is great practice for handling an ‘engine out’ situation and more proof that the pilot can still maintain full control even without power.

First Flight April 2019.

It got very calm yesterday evening and the bay was glass. So…Scott couldn’t stand it any  longer and had to get out and play a little bit.  None of our Kasperwings has been flown—let alone started up—since last fall, so it was nice to see this one spring to life on the first press of the starter button.  This short video showing how well the Kasperwing performs at very slow speeds and then how it can impressively climb out with just a bit more throttle and a little weight shift.

Scott Pink Wing Greased Landing

Scott Crank and Bank

Claire and Scott Departure

Windy Approach by Wojtek Monycz

Fighting through the turbulence by Scott Price

Submitting videos to Kasperwing.com

  1. Videos must pertain to flying, building, updating, repairing or learning to fly a Kasperwing.  No cat videos, please.
  2. Videos submitted must include a short description, approximate time frame (year) and credits.  In other words:  Who, What, When, Where.
  3. Videos that are 10 minutes or less will hold the viewer’s interest longer.
  4. If videos are recorded by hand held devices, do your best to keep the footage as steady as possible.
  5. If you include music or other produced audio, you must be licensed to use any copyrighted sound tracks.
  6. Make sure you have the rights and any permission from participants to post the video.
  7. Your video will be moved to the Kasperwing You Tube Channel, with a link and description posted to the website.
  8. Kasperwing.com reserves the right to edit the footage, including cutting, splicing, pasting etc., with your permission.
  9. Kasperwing.com reserves the right to reject entire  footage at our discretion. Sender will be notified.